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Bureau of Investigation
Bureau of Investigation
The Division of Law Enforcement's Bureau of Investigation (BI) is comprised of Special Agents that perform a myriad of duties. Agents are experts in conducting complex criminal investigations ranging from identity theft to trans-national criminal enterprises. Agents are assigned to regional offices and task force offices throughout the state.
The mission of BI is to provide statewide expert investigative services combating multi-jurisdictional criminal organizations. Through leadership and innovative programs, the BI will enhance public safety by focusing law enforcement efforts in the areas of organized crime, consumer fraud protection, cyber-crimes, and any crime or civil action of statewide importance to the Attorney General.
Anti-Terrorism Program
This program works with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies for the purpose of detecting, investigating, prosecuting, dismantling, preventing and responding to domestic and international terrorist activities in a unified and coordinated manner.
California Anti-Money Laundering Alliance (CAMLA)
The California Department of Justice, Division of Law Enforcement, has established the California Anti-Money Laundering Alliance (CAMLA), a specialized, multi-agency team of financial forensic investigators who provide technical and logistical support to combat transnational criminal organizations' (TCO) financial crimes along the California/Mexico border.
Campaign Against Marijuana Planting (CAMP)
This program, along with local, state, and federal partner agencies, eradicate the large scale illegal marijuana cultivations from public and private lands that cause deforestation, damage to wildlife habitats, pose dangers to the public, and hazardous chemical pollutions.
Clandestine Laboratory Coordination Program (Clan Labs)
This program is part of a national strategy, intelligence sharing and training initiative addressing methamphetamine and pharmaceutical drug crimes in the United States.
Controlled Chemical Substance Program (CCSP)
This program monitors the use of meth-making products such as reagents, solvents, laboratory glass flasks and precursor chemicals that are needed for clan lab operations.
Foreign Prosecutions and Law Enforcement Unit (FPLEU)
This program provides assistance to state and local law enforcement agencies in the location and prosecution of suspects who are Mexican nationals accused of committing violent crimes in California and flee to Mexico to avoid arrest and prosecution in California.
Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit (LEIU)
This program provides leadership and promotes professionalism in the criminal intelligence community in order to protect public safety and constitutional rights.
Los Angeles Clearing House (LA CLEAR)
This program provides strategic investigative research and analysis, tactical case and special operations support, as well as real-time "officer safety" related operational intelligence.
Recycle Fraud Program (Recycle Fraud)
This program's primary objective is to detect and stop existing fraud by organized criminal groups against the Beverage Container Recycling Fund (Recycling Fund) and to deter future fraud through the successful prosecution of criminal activity.
San Diego Human Trafficking Task Force (HTTF)
The mission of the SD HTTF is to disrupt and dismantle human trafficking and child exploitation organizations through a comprehensive, collaborative and regional law enforcement and prosecution response, in order to identify and rescue victims and hold their offenders accountable; along with promoting community awareness, expanding the exchange of information, and enhancing law enforcement resources and training. Victims of human trafficking can be anyone, including men, women, children, adults, foreign nationals, or U.S. citizens. Victims are protected under the law.
San Diego Law Enforcement Coordination Center (LECC)
This program provides responsive event de-confliction, case/subject de-confliction via pointer index, case support, intelligence fusion, and predictive analyses, Law Enforcement Coordination Center intelligence subsystems, and member agency intelligence units.
Southwest Border Anti-Money Laundering Alliance (Alliance)
This program works to enhance and better coordinate investigations and prosecutions of money laundering in the Southwest Border Area which includes the area within 200 miles of the United States/Mexico border on either side of the border and all of Arizona.
Special Investigations Team (SIT) Program
This program will consist of the SIT Teams, which provide investigative assistance to the Attorney General's Criminal Law Division, Division of Public Rights and Division of Criminal Law units.
Special Operations Unit (SOU)
This program provides statewide enforcement for combating intrastate drug trafficking and violent career criminals and gangs.
Task Force Program
This program allows BI to maintain partnerships with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to coordinate and concentrate efforts against drug trafficking, and major crimes, underground economy and human trafficking.
Tax Recovery and Criminal Enforcement (TRaCE Task Force)
The Tax Recovery and Criminal Enforcement (TRaCE) Task Force is a pilot program facilitated by California Assembly Bill 576, Revenue Recovery and Collaborative Enforcement Team Act. TRaCE joins existing state and federal resources to collaboratively combat illegal business activities that rob California of public funds and its citizens of public services. The Task Force is comprised of investigators and special agents from multiple agencies working together to investigate, prosecute and recover revenue lost to the underground economy.
Western States Information Network (WSIN)
This program is one of six Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) projects funded by Congress through the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs.
White Collar Investigation Teams (WCIT)
The California Department of Justice, Bureau of Investigation, White Collar Investigation Teams, are dedicated to using its skills to investigate white collar crimes, criminal activities such as public corruption, money laundering, corporate fraud, securities and commodities fraud, mortgage fraud, financial institution fraud, bank fraud and embezzlement, fraud against the government, election law violations, mass marketing fraud, and health care fraud.


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Ahab, beliefs, clean conscience, creeds, Dagoo, demoniac waves, despair, desperado philosophy, earth, Ecclesiastes 1:9, executors, faith, Flask, forelornness, great White Whale, Herman Melville, hope, Ishmael, landsman, lawyers, Lazarus, legatees, life, Moby-Dick, pagans, painted sailors in wax, Passion, Peqoud, persuasions, Queequeg, quiet ghost, resurrection, seasons, Solomon, soul, spiritual man, Starbuck, tides, universe, Vanity, whales, whaling
Ishmael ( Melville) refers back to Ecclesiastes 1:9, and summarizes their voyage: ". . . these marvels (like all marvels) are mere repetitions of the ages; so that for the millionth time we say amen with Solomon—Verily there is nothing new under the sun."
Ahab had no control over "the complete spiritual man" of Starbuck, and he knew it. As for Starbuck, "the chief mate, in his soul, abhorred his captain's quest, and could he, would joyfully disintegrate himself from it, or even frustrate it."
Melville's description of the small-in-stature Flask riding on the back of the Atlas-like Dagoo while both ride the wild waves from inside their whale-boat, is engagingly vivid: ". . . the sight of little Flask mounted upon gigantic Dagoo was yet more curious; for sustaining himself with a cool, indifferent, easy, unthought of, barbaric majesty, the noble negro to every roll of the sea harmoniously rolled his fine form. On his broad back, flaxon-haired Flask seemed a snow-flake. The bearer looked nobler than the rider. Through truly vivacious, tumultuous, ostentatious little Flask would now and then stamp with impatience; but not one added heave did he thereby give to the negro's lordly chest." Melville adds the mysterious afterthought: "So have I seen Passion and Vanity stamping the living magnanimous earth, but the earth did not alter her tides and her seasons for that."
Melville again is engagingly vivid in his description of the men in their small-in-comparison boats as they encounter the massive whales: "To a landsman, no whale, nor any sign of a herring, would have been visible at that moment; nothing but a troubled bit of greenish white water, and thin scattered puffs of vapor hovering over it, and suffusingly blowing off to leeward, like the confused scud from white rolling billows. The air around suddenly vibrated and tingled, as it were, like the air over intensely heated plates of iron. Beneath this atmospheric waving and curling, and partially beneath a thin layer of water, also, the whales were swimming."
The men in the tossed-about and failing boat desperately cling to hope that their small light will be seen by the ship, and they will be rescued. ". . . cutting the lashing of the waterproof match keg, after many failures Starbuck contrived to ignite the lamp in the lantern; then stretching it on a waif pole, handed it to Queequeg as the standard-bearer of this forlorn hope. There, then, he sat, holding up that imbecile candle in the heart of that almighty forelornness. There, then, he sat, the sign and symbol of a man without faith, hopelessly holding up hope in the midst of despair." Melville's description of the pagan Queequeg as "a man without faith, hopelessly holding up hope in the midst of despair" is brilliant.
Ishmael (Melville) philosophizes a thesis: "There is nothing like the perils of whaling to breed this free and easy sort of genial, desperado philosophy; and with it I now regarded this whole voyage of the Pequod, and the great White Whale its object."
He states more completely and with finality: "There are certain queer times and occasions in this strange and mixed affair we call life when a man takes this whole universe for a vast practical joke, though the wit thereof he but dimly discerns, and more than suspects that the joke is at nobody's expense but his own. However nothing dispirits, and nothing seems worth while disputing. He bolts down all events, all creeds, and beliefs, and persuasions, all hard things visible and invisible, never mind how knobby; as an ostrich of potent digestion gobbles down bullets and gun flints. And as for small difficulties and worryings, prospects of sudden disaster, peril of life and limb, all these, and death itself, seem to him only sly, good-natured hits, and jolly punches in the side bestowed by the unseen and unaccountable old joker. That odd sort of wayward mood I am speaking of, comes over a man only in some time of extreme tribulation; it comes in the very midst of his earnestness, so that what just before might have seemed to him a thing most momentous, now seems but a part of the general joke. There is nothing like the perils of whaling to breed this free and easy sort of genial, desperado philosophy; and with it I now regarded this whole voyage of the Pequod, and the great White Whale its object."
Melville continues: I must resign my life into the hands of him who steered the boat—oftentimes a fellow who at that very moment is in his impetuousness upon the point of scuttling the craft with his own frantic stampings . . . taking all things together, I say, I thought I might as well go below and make a rough draft of my will. "Queequeg," said I, "come along, you shall be my lawyer, executor, and legatee.
After the ceremony was concluded upon the present occasion, I felt all the easier; a stone was rolled away from my heart. Besides, all the days I should now live would be as good as the days that Lazarus lived after his resurrection; a supplementary clean gain of so many months or weeks as the case might be. I survived myself; my death and burial were locked up in my chest. I looked round me tranquilly and contentedly, like a quiet ghost with a clean conscience sitting inside the bars of a snug family vault."
Once again, describing the crew continuing on their mystical voyage, Melville's power of description is brilliant: "Few or no words were spoken; and the silent ship, as if manned by painted sailors in wax, day after day tore on through all the swift madness and gladness of the demoniac waves."
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Daily Trojan, Vol. 27, No. 8, October 01, 1935
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I Editorial Offices RI-4111, Sta. 227 Night . PR-4776 SOUTHERN DAI LY CALIFORNIA TROJAN Volume XXVII United Pret* World Wide News Service Los Angeles, California, Tuesday, October 1, 1935 Number 8 ♦CX Greeks Pledge Rumored Troop Total of 190 Men Activities Lead To League Act Initial Meeting Is Called For Council nnouncement Of Neophytes Closes Rushing tgma Phi Epsilon Leader $ ith 22 Pledges; Kappa Sigs Next With the main rush of frater-Jty pledging over following house eetines last night, a total of 190 eophyte? were announced by Uni-ersity of Southern California fra-ernities. Although some pledging r'ill continue, a iairly complete list as announced. Sigma Phi Epsilon lea with 22 jdges announced. Kappa Sigma as second with 19; Tau Epsilon hi pledged 18 students; Pi Kappa lpha 14. and Phi Sigma Kappa 13. Leader Lists Pledges Sigma Fhi Epsilon: Guy Wynn, ick Teeple. Chet Pielow, Bill roesmale. Don McCallister. Jack *ord, Moreland Visel, Art Baldus, i<k Maechtlan, George Cook, ohnny Miller. John Donaldson. »r;d Portenstein, Ted Goodvis, BiU lien. John Champion, Dick Hal-trn, Schuyler Palmer. John Din-iins. Bob McNerrney, Glenn Shivel, .alph Young. Kappa Sigma.: Ed James. Tom Ii' tinger. Harrv Long. Jack Clark. n Miller. Bill Miles. Curt Raster. Lmvrence Langley. Lam- Ek. ltd Wellman. Horace Simms. Don kinner. John Lindell. Ray Brown. 3ill Marshall. Bill Sherman. Hal ,'A.i \anaer, Paul Moffatt Dick "in. Tau Epsilon Phi: Bert Chervin, Frosh Election Petitions Now Available Officials Convene as Italian Army Said to Have Invaded Ethiopia Following their opening week of university activity, members of the class of 39 are faced with their first phase of organized students' activity—the election of freshman class president, to be held on October 9. Tex Kahn, elections commissioner, announced yesterday that students interested in running for the position of leader of the frosh class may obtain petitions either by contacting him on campus or by seeing Betty Keeler in the A.S.U.S.C. office, 2 0 2 Student Union. Leader* To Verify Report Nash Appoints Wampus Staff Campus Humor Publication Ready for Printing; Out October 9 With the first edition of the Wampus, campus humor magazine, ready to go to press in preparation for circulation on October 9, Editor Dick Nash yesterday officially announced tha men and women comprising his staff for the coming year. Working with Nash as assistant editors will be Phil Juergens. Phi Kappa Tau. and Worth Larkin, Phi Marches Probably Defense Preparation for War, Not Aggression GENEVA. Sept. 30.—Ru- I mors that Italian troops had crossed the Ethiopian border caused League of Nations officials to prepare tonight for sudden convocation of the council to consider penalties. The official league spokesman told the United Press that Dr. Enrique Ruiz Guinzau, president of the council, would summon an emergency meeting as soon as any such report was verified. Telegraphic notification from Ethiopia presumably would be accepted as verification. Ruling to Bf Made The league first must ascertain whether the reported troop movements on the Ethiopian frontier are preparations for invasion or an accomplished act of aggression. Latest reports to league officials indicate the Italian movements merely are in preparation for conflict. Probably Defense Measures Italians said that Rome had no knowledge of troop activities at Assab, Ualual, or Asmara, and that if the Ethiopian advices were true they probably referred only to defense measures following the Ethiopian mobilization announcement. The British delegation believed the council would convene within 48 to 72 hours. Russian Delegate Maxim Litvinoff privately request- Interfratemity council members wiU hold their first meeting of the year at 7:30 tomorrow night in 418 Student Union. Ben Franklin, president of the council, stated that the question of abolishing hell week would come before the assembly for discussion. Two other problems, that of the fraternity council paying for fraternity sport trophies, and that of the amateur hour program, will also be presented to the group. President Roosevelt To Visit S.C. Campus Today ■Tl c Cryst n 1. Al OoWbeig. feael | Sl|[ma Kappa ^ "hom -*"*1*- N°rman **"• Llb"'!or- **« '*" "*"■ SjUSl » he eouM —,,—----------------— on the staff last year under Editor nan. Art. Manella. Max Memick.; q,ii nnu...s Passv Louis Poster, Joe Roc- reach Geneva from Moscow. How- J ck Rosen, Bernard Rosen-j Close As Columnist (ever, in an emergency Russia's fcr, Norman Shann, Herman r»her, i Zeta Tau Alpha's Ruth Clore, j 0mbassador-designate to Prance, Ivrvin Tragerman. Art Zu .ker- experienced campus scandal-mon-1 Vladimir Potemkin, could represent , ti ger. will fill the position of Warn- | _ Phi Siam a Kappa: Orland pus columnist. Charles Cochard,, Group Meets Thursday T'~e cr'mciTs committee of 13 whic. ia j«vr * 7 ^commendations t'- the council, will meet Th"'^.ay. The committee wil! draft mid: EH in Schmidt. Vincent j Sigma Nu. Daily "T-ojan columnist. 3i Georsrio. Larry Riddle. Harold i will sorve as •ntert-ainment editor, ■trmson. Eo Levinson. Carl Ander- j prcaeming a survey of the local on, Al Corley. Owen Carter, John m 'ht life. Bo- Ir. Jimmy Hardeman. John } eading the art stafx of the hr- 'fcoeny. Ralph O'Dell-Phi Kappa Tau: Wallace Door-npn. George Wilson. Garton Demand. Jerry Pa?e. Lewis Crosby, _!ovd Tudor. Bob van Buskirk. hE'ph Stanley, Jerry Brown. Dick Hiatt, Bob Elliott. Wallace Gorr-i»n. PiKA Takes 14 Pi Kappa Alpha: Ken a conciliatory offer to Italy. Afterward, if Italy attacks Ethiopia Stones. Chi Phi: while Jack War- I !*!'"' Jh,w "'ont^ ____ ry. _ ... ,. ! outlawed — automatically at war moi publication will be Eddie S.C. May Confer Degree on F.D.R. Thousands Jam Nevada Depot For Departure Chief Executive Narrowly ; Averts Delay as Car Stalls in Wilds Guest of the Trojans Statement From President Says Plans Still Tentative LAS VEGAS. Nev.. Sept. 30.—(TE> ■ || —President Roosevelt left here early §& : tonight aboard the presidential spe-rp . ! cial train for Los Angeles, after ' i|| 1 rojan spending a day inspecting Boulder % dam and motoring through the countryside. More than 10.000 persons jammed the railroad station here to cheer of [ him and wave goodbye. The president will reach Los Angeles at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow. Safety Feared Fears for the safety of President Roosevelt were felt for a time today when his automobile stalled on a narrow, rocky road high in the Florence mountains, near here, members of Ins party disclosed tonight. The president's car stalled three times, proceeding up the steep grade. When it finally was forced m .; : Plans for the University Southern California to confei a de gree of doctor of laws on President. Franklin D. Roosevelt, reported in a dispatch from the United Press, were declared still to be in a tentative state last night by Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid in a special statement to the Daily Trojan. The coliseum program, according to Democratic leaders, has already been lengthened to a time greater than originally allotted to it, and for this reason it will not be known definitely until this morning | to turn back, the car had to make whether or not the university will a turn on a narrow ledge of the be able to so honor the president. Mayor To Take Part Mayor Prank L. 5hawT will ac- roadway. It was backed into a widened l stretch and the difficult turn was! ,. " accomplished. The edge of the road company the president and Mrs.; fell away ^ a sheer drop of several' ner. Zeta Beta Tau. will continue in the position of staff photographer. Brady Is Manager Chief of the business side of the Wampus will be Benton Brady. ' Kappa Alpha, as business manager. Hailey. His assistant will be Eloise Da- with every league member. Since the council's offer Is expected to be substantially less than the committee of five proposals, which Italy rejected, there is no hope that Premier Benito Mussolini can be swayed to a peaceful settlement here. Rome has made it clear that she remains at Ge- Roosevelt by automobile from their special train, due to arrive at 7:30 a.m. (P.S.T.), to the coliseum. Gov. Prank Merriam will ride with Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes and several city officials will accompany Public Works Administrator Harry' L. Hopkins, who is with the president's party. Twenty Cars In Parade Every city official and -Democratic party chieftain who can crowd in about 20 cars forming the parade, will join the procession to the coliseum. Shortly after noon the presidential party will entrain for San Diego, where Mr. Roosevelt will deliver a formal address at the San Diego high school auditorium Wednesday. illiam Zomar. Ed Schibbler. Ro- vies, with Geraldine Johnson. Kap- v«w ^ nd w^therhead Geon.r Sriby., p" Delta and Monica Rice, Zeta neva only as a formality and that ay Rees. Al Milton. Leroy Beers. Tau Alpha, servine as staff secre- she will break ^th the league the first time sanctions are discussed in open meeting. , Tau Alpha, serving as staff secre red Kruger. Ben Cook. Jack Gri- . taries. -r. Bill Strickland. Hamilton Leas, j ^ M Ia6ue of the publication ck Cottle. will be devoted mainly to fresh- Sigma Nu_ Pat_ OHair. Boo^Guy,, men students Nash ^ Among other features, he has planned a section showing fraternity houses from the back yard, to warn frosh not to judge everything from Its front appearances. Double Faculty Meeting Planned ud Davis. Roy McGann. Ed Hick son. Graham Hambley, Roland ittle, Milton Bovee. Kelly Huston. .onard Finch. Bill Cullenward, Frost jr. Kappa Alpha: Hugh Arnold, imes Kelly. Jack Creamer, Don tcNeil. Charles Wilkins. Duncan cCune. Cr.rllton Rogers. James ■'nlon, Ross Cairns. Milton El-rg, Jack Woodside. Walter Jo-ansinc. 12 Pledge S. A. E. I - Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Don Hayes, Members of the men's faculty orge Wallace. Robert Boos. Hor- j club and of the faculty- women s > Boos. Ted Nelson. Bud Col- | dub will meet in a joint luncheon ove. Sam Holloway. Richard j session tomorrow noon in the din-lles. Fletcher Day. John Bloom- i rooni of the Women's Residence berg, John Mangin. Joe Nei*ii- ; hal1- To hear a discussion of "The ;rs_ j Ethiopian Crisis and Questions of Delta Chi: Michey Freary. Bob Neutrality." by Dr. Eugene Harley i to build up a regular professional unter. George Jackson. Bob Muel- of the department of political sci- j art school within the university, ' ence. J combining the best features of art The luncheon will be open to all i school training with the cultural S.C. College Offers New Painting Class For the first time the College of Architecture and Fine Arts is offering a professional painting class five days a week. Students in the course may work in oil from professional costumed models. "We have this year an excellent group of talented artists in the class, including three scholarship people in painting," said Dean Arthur Weatherhead. "The objective of the course ls Instructor Gains Radio Renown By World Talks Prof. Adamantios Polyzoides, instructor of international journalism, and world affairs authority, has attained, through his university broadcasts, a prominent position on radio, according to station reports. Professor Polyzoides' University of the Air broadcasts on the Ehti-opian crisis have met with so much public acclaim that fan mail pours in daily from listeners all over southern California. Realizing the importance and hundred feet, so that miscalculation of the driver might have sent the car and its occupants plunging down the embankment. President Laughed The president laughed and chatted while the maneuver was accomplished. Once, as the car neared the edge of a soft shoulder in the road, Marvyn M. McIntyre, the president's secretary, became so alarmed he leaped out and heaved with his shoulder against the radiator of the car. It required a half hour for the , car to be turned back, and brought safely down the treacherous grade, j The president smoked several cigarettes, and Mrs. Roosevelt, who accompanied him on the sight-see- W# W Entourage To Arrive Here at 10:10 0 clock Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid • Announcement Excuses Class for Address President Roosevelt will visit S.C. campus at 10:10 a.m. today. Tentative arrangements have been made to tender him an honorary degree of doctor of laws, it was repealed last night hy Dr. Rufus B. von KleinSmid. —r:-----¥-- Varsity Club To Sponsor Dance Social Workers Announced by Vice-President ing tour, seemed nervous at first. All-University Affair ill Later, however, she laughed gaily! as the car finally was swung around and headed downward again. Road Built By CCC The narrow road was built by Ci- Follow Iliini Contest On October 12 Announcing the 1935 - 36 A.S. U.S.C. social committee. Draxy * Trengove, vice-president of the stu- ! dent body and official hostess of} i the university, last night expressed j By Jack Golay The president of the United States will be the guest of the University of Southern California thi* morning! Franklin Delano Roosevelt, tiy most discussed figure in world politics, who. aa the American chief executive, has inaugurated policies drawing the enthusiastic acclaim of millions, will greet from his official automobile as it passes down University avenue, the entire Trojan faculty and student body to be assembled on the sidewalks and lawn in front of the Administration building at 10 o'clock. Classes To Dismiss As classes adjourn at 9:50. Trojans. great and small, from the president of the university to the most recently enrolled freshman will unite before the Administration building to cheer the presidential party as it moves down University avenue. Following a prearranged route, the entourage will leave central station at 9:30 a.m.. motoring to Seventh street, and thence to Spring. The party wit proceed north on Spring to Temple. viewing the old courthouse, now being demolished, and thence to the Orthopaedic hospital, turning west on Jefferson to University avenue. Traffic and the crowd lined or the walks along the avenue will be handled by police with the cooperation of Trojan Knights and Squires. To Speak At Coliseum The president's car will move 1 south along University to Exposi-• tion park and the coliseum where Mr. Roosevelt will address south-j em Californians assembled to do , him honor. University officials who ' have charge of ushering and park-. ing arrangements anticipated that j a capacity crowd of 105.000 would be assembled by 9 o'clock. A complete staff of S.C. u.>her^ under Leo Adams, and parking lor of social events. The committee members were approved at the first meeting of the legislative council. Workers on the ( Following the Illinois game, Oc- ! will be able to fulfill the wish of vilian Conservation Corps workers, ^ 12 . Yarsitv club will soon- the s c- Students in the matter leading to a lookout spot on the top, uer tne VdIuly C1UD WUi spon of ^rin! PVents of the mountain, where a large cir- 1 ^o1" an all-university dance," ancle permits cars to turn around nounced Joe Preinninger. president easily- : of the organization ,late last night. However, the grade was so steep and the road so treacherous it was \ Eci Kuntz and Paul Herbert impossible to continue with safety, j have, been chosen co-chairmen of Departure from Las Vegas was dance committee and have inscheduled for 5:30 pjn., but because: dicated that a moderate price will of the delay on the Charles park . on,? '-be many attractions to trip, it was nearly 7 p.m. before the affair. special pulled out for Los Angeles, i Several sites and orchestras are where it is scheduled to arrive at , beins- considered for the dance and 7:30 ajn. tomorrow. i the place and band will be re- --j vealeci as soon as a final decision ' is reached. ! rhf, h°Pe ^at this year s committee , attendants under ' Al Martin, went to work at 7 o'clock this morning Mrs. Roosevelt To Speak ''After the chief executive's par*y has passed on to the coliseum, students may go there to hear him peak." Dr. R. B. von KlelnSmid. Art Exhibit Shown All S.C. students are Invited to Following the success of last popularity of this subject, KHJ and j an exhibit at Bullock's Wilshire un- 1 semester's spring frolic, the dub the Columbia Don Lee network til Saturday. October 5. Work by 1 h*s planned the bi?-time dance ' Rockwell Hunt will remain on dis- 1 with the hope that it will become play in the little gallery on the; an annual affair. have ceded him a spot scheduled for every Friday afternoon from 5:15 to 5:30 o'clock. first floor. Varsity clubbers gained campus-wide fame with last .semester's burlesque and have a reputation to maintain as entertainers. committee include Byron Cavaney. j president of the university, said in Caroline Everington. Vivian Fraed- 1 an official announcement last ericks. James Krueger, Grace Lib-' njght. Classes wil! reconvene im-bv. Jack Privett, Bill Van Hom, j mediately after Mr. Roosevelt's ad-and Bob Wood. dress. Cavaney, a Sigma Nu, is presi-1 After the coUseum ceremony, the dent of the Trojan Squires and is presidential party wfll make the assisted on the committee by Bill rounds of other city schools and various federal building projects, including a CCC camp in Griffith Van Hom and Bob Wood. Privett, a Phi Kappa Tau, is a member of the Knights and adver- Parkw ^rs Ro^evelt Is to speak tising manager of the Daily Troian. Kreuger. a Kappa Alpha, is leader of the Flying Squadron and also a Knight. Caroline Everington. Delta Gamma. is a member of the Y.W.C.A.. and member of the homecoming committee this year. Vivian Freadericks, president of the Women's Residence hall, will in the Hollywood bowl this afternoon on welfare work. r, Fred Vaughn. Ed Snyder. (Continued On Parr Four) assengers Periled As Liner Hits Reef j members of the university teaching i staff, including administrative of-j ficials. Garland Greever, chair-| man of the luncheon committee, i requests that reservations be mailed ; to him not later than 11 o'clock j this morning. Last minute reservations may be I made by- ohoninp the English of-KINGSTON. Jamaica. Sept. 30. j fice by 10 o'clock tomorrow mom-Passengers and crew of the j ing. Price of the luncheon is 45 unded liner Rotterdam, driven ! cents, a reef 60 miles southeast of re early today, were transferred ight to the steamer Anguani, lich headed tor this port. The ?uani was expected to arrive at pjn. aim seas enabled the transfer be effected smoothly. The Ari-i's captain advised shore ra- j stations. Capt. J. Van Dulken the Rotterdam. Holland-Ameri-line flagship, directed transfer his passengers. sful efforts were made to t the ship. She was aground Morant Cays, a cluster of united coral atolls. The 24.000-Ilner was in no danger, her j said. In the first m*ssaee Captain Van j dispatched, he asked all j in the vicinity to stand by.) messages said the seas had development only available at a university." This ls something of a new approach, Dean Weatherhead believes. H? declares there is a difference between professional art schools and art in universities. In this course the emphasis is placed upon scholarship and upon professional training, as well as creative art. Book Sale Is 769 Short Campaign Will Close This Week;STf.j'EFE* Zimmerman To Be Guest at Banquet Receipts from the program were, " .. ., . ,, • j j j. 11 ^ v. jJT _ _____j ^ add the touch of the non-org wom- aaaed to the track drive fund used ^ . .. __... " . ° _ en to the committee work. Service Groups To Handle Traffic Jam At the request of President Rufus B. von KleinSmid. all Trojan Knights and Squires will handle the traffic and pedestrian problems that arise with the 'Social Reform In Norway' Topic of Nordskog's Book Prof. John Eric Nordskog, associate professor of sociology, is the author of a new book, which has just been published by the University of Southern California Press. The book deals with the subject of social reform in Norway and contains a thorough study of nationalism and social democracy. Social reform in Norway was begun while Professor Nordskog was arrival of President Delano Roosevelt on the S.C. campus. A special meeting of both organizations will be held at 9 o'clock this morning in the social hall on the third floor of the Student Union. "Roll will be called of both groups." Hal Newell, president of the Knights, said last night, "and absentees will be dealt with accordingly." Franklin traveling through that country dur- ing 1926 and 1927 and the liner was resting j Strike Threatened WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—<EI!>— Disputes between organized labor unions and ship owners tonight threatened to paralyze the nation's sea commerce. So disturbing were reports reaching the capital from Pacific ports that Assistant Secretary of Labor Edward F. McGrady left by airplane today for Los Angeles to help restore peace among the workers and employers. Trojan Loyalty Gauge Now— —500 —0 ••••••■••••# 2SOO To Date.........1704 Sat* and Nor*, • • • 36 To Go •••••••••• In Noon Voting Sale of activity books in the campaign to raise the num- t-' i -yr • ber of student ticket holders to 2500 was slow over Saturday f rOSll lNOlTlineeS and Monday, according to figures released late yesterday by Marie Poetker, cashier in the university ticket office in the ^ O OCCK vylllCca book store. * Only 16 books were purchased! Saturday before the window closed j at noon. Monday's sales netted 20, bringing the total of the drive to ; 1,704, which leaves 796 more to be j sold before the student-managed | drive closes at the end of this , week. These figures- are more than 400 j behind those for the same time last year. University men held a large lead over the women in the numoer of books sold to date. Not counting the 20 purchased yesterday, the men have bought 1.018 books, exceeding the coeds' efforts by 352. Dental college students have purchased 100 activity books, but sales at this branch of the university are not included in the drive on campus. Non-org mer> and women are aiding the drive by contacting students not affiliated with fraternities or sororities, which have their own salesmen in the campaign. Aileen Gannon and Bill Warner head the committees in charge of the staff of field workers. Rooters' tickets for the S.C.-IUi-nois game October 12 have been placed on sale in the cashier's caga at the priee of fl.10 Paul Zimmerman, well - known Grace j Associated Press sports writer, will of honor at the Sigma stag banquet this eve- en's honorary organization. j ning at 6:30 in the Student Union "With this committee to work SrUl. Prominent newspaper mer with." Miss Trengove stated last southern California are expected night, "I feel that the social events ! to attend the dinner, which is will be put on this year with spe- sponsored by the S.C. chapter of cial attractions being planned f#r the national men's honorary pro- the interest of all university students." Classes Dismissed Today Members of the Freshman club i will elect officers today at 12:15 in j the Y. W. C. A. house. According i to Marjorie Malloy, advisor, there j will be plenty of room this time for I all who wish to come. . Jennv Dye. Josephine Gannon,; Ih txnncf** Jean Laury and Rosie Rae David- A Ul IVWaCVCU i son are the four candidates who - ; will vie for the presidency. Running for the office of vice-1 | president are Rhoda Ann Williams,; Peggy Crew, Caroline Craig, and! I Carol Hover. Mary E. Berry and Betty Bartholomew are competing for the recording secretary position. Nominees for the office of cor-| responding secretary are Muriel | Wade, Elsie Jane Burkett, and La ! Veme Rutherford. Betty Leabe is the sole candidate j for the position of treasurer. Lewis Will Recover MOSCOW, Sept. 30.—(UJB)—U. S. I there. Classes Official Announcement, Office of the President The president of the United States. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, will pass through the campus to pay his respects at 10 o'clock. Immediately upon the dismissal of classes at 9:50 a.m., it is requested that the entire student body assemble in the area in front of the Administration building to do him honor. As soon as the official car passes on to the coliseum all who desire to do so may attend the exercises will not resume fessional fraternity. All men enrolled in the School of Journalism and particularly freshmen of the Daily Trojan stall have 1 been issued invitations by Dick Nash, president of Sigma Delta Chi. i Others who have baen invited ! Include members of the executive committee, composed of Frank Appleby of theOntario Daily Report: Carl Miller, national vice-president, of Sigma Delta Chi and member of the Wall Street Journal staff: Walter Burroughs. Harry Bennett, Glendcn Allvine, and James Elliott. Senator J. Hamilton Lewis, Illinois, Democrat. wiU recover from an attack of bronchial pneumonia barring unforeseen complications, physicians said today. The senator is upon the campus until immediately following the president's address. R. B. von KleinSmid. President. expected to be able to leave Mos-cow within eight or nine days. » Special Petitions Filed at Graduate School Offict Results of ' special petitions filed with the graduate school during registration now may be obtained at the graduate office, 160 Administration building, Dr. Rockwell D. Hunt, dean of the graduate school, announced yesterday. The graduate committee met last week to decide on the petitions, which asked graduate credit in undergraduate coures, or settled questions of minor and major, or thesis requirements. 1
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Volume XXVII
United Pret* World Wide News Service
Los Angeles, California, Tuesday, October 1, 1935
Number 8
♦CX Greeks Pledge Rumored Troop
Total of 190 Men Activities Lead
To League Act
Initial Meeting Is Called For Council
nnouncement Of Neophytes Closes Rushing
tgma Phi Epsilon Leader $ ith 22 Pledges;
Kappa Sigs Next
With the main rush of frater-Jty pledging over following house eetines last night, a total of 190 eophyte? were announced by Uni-ersity of Southern California fra-ernities. Although some pledging r'ill continue, a iairly complete list as announced.
Sigma Phi Epsilon lea with 22 jdges announced. Kappa Sigma
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Friday, December 3, 2010
Unexpected Acknowledgment
I am a big believer in acknowledgment. I thank people when they do something nice for me, whether it is opening a door or buying me dinner. I try not to take even the most simple kindness for granted and recognize those around me, from the stranger who might offer me his seat to those closest to me for their generous and unwavering support. I even thank my Twitter followers when they like my post enough to retweet it to their friends.
I think it is good karma. You get back what you send out. Yet I am always surprised when I am the one receiving acknowledgment. I rarely expect it. It took a long time but I've learned how to gracefully say thank you. Still, as my Aunt Jean remarked to me recently it is much easier to give than to receive.
I was especially caught off guard when I received a note stuck in between all the bills and catalogs in the mail over the Thanksgiving weekend. Yes, there was actually good old fashioned mail in there, the kind in the form of a letter, handwritten with a stamp on it. Nothing electronic about it.
But what amazed me the most was the content. It was a thank you note. For no obvious reason. I had not given the sender a gift or helped with a project. I had not recently hostessed a party or cooked them dinner. It was not from a client happy with the results of our coaching sessions or a reader that really likes my writing.
It was a simple note of gratitude for me and the role I have played in their life.
Wow, huh?
That's how I felt.
Humbled. Appreciative. And yes, as is par for the course for me, with tears in my eyes.
I was moved.
Because you see, I really didn't know. Yes, we get along well. Yes, I have offered my advice solicited and unsolicited countless times. It's what I do. Yes, we are family by marriage and so there is connection. But I hadn't really known how they saw me. And it meant something really great to hear it.
Do you acknowledge others in your life for no apparent reason?
What would happen if you did today, if you sent someone a note and let them know?
If you used the phone instead of a text message?
Go ahead, I dare you!
Extra credit if you use snail mail!
Posted by Unknown at 8:36 AM
Labels: Acknowledgment, Gratitude
3 comments:
- barbara stanny said...
Let me acknowledge YOU, Joanne, for inspiring me with your wisdom, courage, and beautiful writing. I love being in your presence, which is not nearly often enough. Keep up the great writing...thank you for being you! xo
- December 3, 2010 at 4:48 PM
- Unknown said...
Wow! Barbara, thank you SO much for these beautiful words of acknowledgment! Miss you!
- December 3, 2010 at 4:50 PM
- Colette Martin said...
What a nice surprise! Too often we get caught up in our own worlds and don't take the time to thank those who help and inspire us. Great post!
- December 4, 2010 at 11:05 AM
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One possible reason that more physicians do not choose family practice as their specialty could be the fact that an essential part of the job is spent talking with patients – an activity that pays less than does performing procedures. According to a recent study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association, just two percent of medical students plan a career in general internal medicine, pediatrics or ob/gyn.
Writing on the KevinMD.com website, Jennifer Adaeze Anyaegbunam says that "Family doctors spend more time talking to patients than performing procedures, but these doctors don't get paid much to chat. According to Dr. Sameer Badlani, a professor at the University of Chicago School of Medicine, when physicians are paid on a fee-for-service basis, specialists have the opportunity to make four to five times as much as a family physician. Given the increasing debt of medical students, it is no surprise that the overwhelming majority choose to specialize. In order to increase the supply of primary-care providers and meet the anticipated demand, family physicians need to be reimbursed more for their services. Congress is looking into legislation that includes provisions for loan forgiveness and increased Medicare/Medicaid payments to primary-care providers. Additionally, there have been talks of expanding the National Health Service Corps, program that utilizes scholarships and loan repayment to recruit primary care professionals to work in underserved areas."
Primary-care physicians spend more time talking to patients and helping them avoid health crises to cope with chronic and incurable diseases than they spend performing tests and procedures. These doctors ask relevant questions, about health and life circumstances, and listen carefully to their patients. These are physicians who know their patients and the circumstances and beliefs that can make health problems worse or hamper effective treatment. The problem is that reimbursements are dictated by Medicare and other insurers. As a result, physicians are not compensated well for taking the time to talk to patients. They are primarily paid for procedures – such as blood tests and surgery — and for the number of patients they see. Most spend long hours doing paperwork and negotiating treatment options with insurers. The payments they receive have not increased along with increases in the costs of running a modern medical practice. To earn a reasonable income of $150,000 a year, many primary-care doctors squeeze more and more patients into the workday. "If you have only six to eight minutes per patient, which is the average under managed care, you're forced to concentrate on the acute problem and ignore all the rest," said Dr. Byron M. Thomashow, medical director of the Center for Chest Diseases at New York-Presbyterian Columbia Medical Center. In a study of more than 3,000 patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, 50 to 60 percent had one or more other illnesses, and 20 percent had more than 11 other conditions that required medical attention. "There just isn't the time to address them all," Thomashow said.
Dr. Alan J. Stein, an infectious disease specialist in private practice in Brooklyn who treats many patients with HIV, described his practice as "heavily cognitive. I spend a lot of time talking to patients — listening to them, examining them, interpreting tests and figuring out what's wrong," he said. "I don't do procedures in the office. Over the last 10 or 15 years, the income of procedure-based physicians like cardiologists has increased significantly, whereas for those in primary care it has remained the same."
Despite this, many physicians are reluctant to talk to their patients via e-mail. Suzanne Kreuziger, a Milwaukee registered nurse, said. "It makes sense to me to have the words laid out, to be able to re-read, to go back to it at a convenient time, If I were able to ask my physician questions this way, it would make my own health care much easier." Her experience is shared by the majority of Americans: They want the convenience of e-mail for non-urgent medical issues, but fewer than 33 percent of doctors use e-mail to communicate with patients, according to surveys.
"People are able to file their taxes online, buy and sell household goods, and manage their financial accounts," said Susannah Fox of the Pew Internet & American Life Project. "The health care industry seems to be lagging behind other industries." Physicians have good reasons for avoiding e-mail exchanges with their patients. Some are concerned that it will increase their workload. Others worry about hackers compromising patient privacy.
Tags: Cardiologists, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Congress, E-mail, Fee-for-service, Hackers, HIV, Infectious disease specialist, internists, Journal of the American Medical Association, KevinMD.com, Medicaid, Medical school debt, Medicare, National Health Service Corps, New York-Presbyterian Columbia Medical Center, OB/GYN, Patient privacy, patients, pediatricians, Pew Internet & American Life Project, Phone consultations, primary-care physicians, Private practice, Reimbursement, Talking, University of Chicago School of Medicine


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Art Collections Online
Fountain, small version
SUTHERLAND, Graham (1903 - 1980)
Date: 1965
Media: oil on canvas
Size: 63.5 x 53.3 cm
Accession Number: NMW A 2277
This painting is one of a series Sutherland produced on the theme of fountains and running water in the mid 1960s. The fountain is typical of the region around Menton but it is re-imagined amongst profuse foliage and gains a mysterious atmosphere. The black and green leaves set against deep blue create a strong, graphic pattern. This is reminiscent of both Sutherland's designs for textiles and tapestries and also of the work of Henri Matisse whom Sutherland greatly admired.


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Transgender police.
Appropriately known as
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, by df of reule
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, by williamsmith of Brisbane
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Never copulate
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, by df of B4493 Line
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, by Mandingo Ebola
April 2, 2017 2:28 pm ET
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, by df of Park Central
April 1, 2017 9:25 pm ET
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, by df of largantier epping
April 1, 2017 7:57 pm ET
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, by df of chapel public
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, by vhs
April 1, 2017 1:26 pm ET
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April 1, 2017 1:17 pm ET
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, by vhs
April 1, 2017 1:11 pm ET
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, by Mandingo Ebola of April Foolish
April 1, 2017 2:50 am ET
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, by Mandingo Ebola of fuck spellcheck
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Macro Parker
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Out now is the Summer edition of EVOLVE, the Natural History Museum's glossy inhouse magazine.
Once again the Library & Archives staff and collections feature numerous times:
Through the window of printed ephemera: the weird and wonderful world of menageries - by Hellen Sharman (Reader Services Librarian)
Accessing science in the twent-first century - by Natalie Beven (Electronic Resources Librarian)
The great Piltdown fraud - by Karolyn Shindler (Scientific Associate)
Elizabeth Twining - by Gemma Simmons (Publishing Assistant Editor)
Evolve is available to purchase via the Museum website, in the shop or members receive it free.
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After completing her informal education in Berlin's underground club scene, artist and musician Holly Herndon relocated to the Bay Area to pursue an MFA at Mills College's esteemed music program. Now continuing her studies in computer-based music at Stanford, Herndon has an inquisitive approach to technology, finding common threads among often-divided disciplines and communities: electronic music, academia, the tech sector, and contemporary art. As a result, her work is not easily categorized, whether she's composing music for brass ensembles or working on robotic sculptures with artist Conrad Shawcross, touring festivals in Europe or making dance music with heavily processed recordings of the human voice. This week, she released a 12" entitled Chorus on RVNG Intl.
Ceci Moss: Your new 12" Chorus comes out this week. The title track recalls the experience of continuous partial attention in online browsing, using audio samples derived from your own daily browsing. Chorus begins chaotically, taking form with the addition of percussion. Could you discuss the ideas behind this composition? Also, what did you use to sample your browsing history, and how did you technically create the track?


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Top 5 Moments of 2010 with Collin Harrington
1) Moving into my new house. I bought a house November 20th 2009. I gutted the inside and remodeled the entire inside mostly by myself. I moved in Jan 6th.
2)Winning a wake contest. I won the West side Jam in Singapore. I haven't won a wake contest in a while so it felt good!
3)Signing with Oneill. I couldn't be more stoked on them. I also got on Oneill eyewear, vertra, and gopro.
4) Tearing the ACL in my Left knee. A month after signing with new sponsors i blew a knee. Talk about bad timing. It was all good though.
5) Mission: Caribbean trip. I've been wanting to make that trip happen for a long time and it finally happened. www.Tikiadventures.com
6) I got the green light from the knee doctor today to start wakeboarding and surfing again. Stoked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Photo Gallery | Flooding to Increase Mosquito Populations: Remember to Protect Yourself From These Disease-Carrying Pests
The additional rainfall and flooding we are experiencing post-Hurricane Irene will increase mosquito populations in the area.
Mosquitoes only need about ½ inch of water to breed and the recent rainfall has certainly provided them with amble breeding grounds. The National Pest Management Association is advising residents to protect their property and themselves from these disease-carrying pests.
"We want to make sure people are protected and protecting themselves. Citronella candles minimize these pests, but do not eliminate them," said Missy Henriksen, Vice President of Public Affairs for NPMA. "Look for signs of standing water, cover up your grill, use insect repellant for the amount of time you will be outside, and mainly, be vigilant."
"All pests need moisture for survival and these stagnant waters are the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes," noted Henriksen.
NPMA offers these mosquito prevention tips:
· Eliminate standing water in or around the home. Mosquitoes need only about ½ inch of water to breed.
· Keep windows and doors properly screened. Repair the smallest tear or hole.
· Minimize outside activity between dusk and dawn, when mosquitoes are most active.
· If you spend time outdoors during peak mosquito times, avoid wearing shorts or short-sleeved apparel, dark colors, loose-fitting garments, and open-toe shoes. Be sure to use an insect repellant containing DEET.
· If you are concerned about mosquito activity on your property, contact a pest management company or your local mosquito abatement district.


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Hydrocephalus is a condition in which there is excessive cerebro spinal fluid (CSF) fluid in and around the brain. It occurs when this fluid is not absorbed, becomes blocked, or is overproduced. The ventricles are fluid-filled areas of the brain. The CSF disperses from the ventricles around the brain and spinal cord. Too much CSF may result in a buildup of fluid that can cause the pressure inside of the head to increase. In a child, this causes the bones of the skull to expand and separate to a larger-than-normal appearance.
Hydrocephalus occurs in about 1 out of 500 births. The following are the primary reasons why hydrocephalus occurs:
Blockage of the CSF flow inside of the head
Problems absorbing CSF
Overproduction of CSF (rare)
Hydrocephalus can occur either as a condition present at birth (congenital), or it can be acquired later in life. In some babies the condition is genetic, such as in babies with congenital aqueductal stenosis. Other conditions, such as neural tube defects (like spina bifida), are also associated with hydrocephalus. Other causes include premature birth, infections, tumors, or bleeding inside the brain.
Causes of acquired hydrocephalus may include:
Bleeding inside the head
Birth injury
Abnormal blood vessel formation inside of the head
The following are the most common symptoms of hydrocephalus in babies:
A full or bulging fontanel (soft spot located on the top of the head)
Increasing head circumference (size)
Bulging eyes and an inability of the baby to look upward with the head facing forward
Prominent scalp veins
Increased irritability
High-pitched cry
Poor feeding
Projectile vomiting
Sleepiness or less alert than usual
Developmental delays
The symptoms of hydrocephalus may look like other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your baby's doctor for a diagnosis.
Hydrocephalus may be diagnosed before birth by prenatal ultrasound, a diagnostic imaging technique which uses high-frequency sound waves and a computer to create images of blood vessels, tissues, and organs. Ultrasounds are used to view internal organs as they function, and to assess blood flow through various vessels. In many cases, hydrocephalus doesn't develop until the third trimester of the pregnancy and, therefore, may not be seen on ultrasounds performed earlier in pregnancy.
The diagnosis of congenital hydrocephalus may be made at birth and after diagnostic testing. During the examination, the doctor takes a complete prenatal and birth history of the baby. He or she may also ask if there's a family history of hydrocephalus or other medical problems. The doctor will also ask about developmental milestones in older babies since hydrocephalus can be associated with developmental delay. Developmental delays may require further medical follow-up for underlying problems.
The baby's head may appear larger than normal. A measurement of the circumference of the baby's head is taken and compared to a graph that can identify normal and abnormal ranges for a baby's age.
Diagnostic tests that may be done to confirm hydrocephalus include:
Ultrasound. This diagnostic test uses sound waves to create an image of an internal portion of the body and can be used to determine the size of the ventricles in the womb and in neonates.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This diagnostic procedure uses a combination of large magnets, radio frequencies, and a computer to produce detailed images of organs and structures within the body.
Computed tomography (CT) scan. This diagnostic imaging procedure uses a combination of X-rays and computer technology to produce horizontal, or axial, images (often called slices) of the body. A CT scan shows detailed images of any part of the body, including the bones, muscles, fat, and organs. CT scans are more detailed than general X-rays.
The goal of treatment is to reduce the pressure in the baby's head and to properly drain the cerebral spinal fluid (CSF). Occasionally, medications or procedures to draw off the extra CSF may be used.
Surgery may be needed for some cases of hydrocephalus. Surgery usually involves placing a mechanical shunting device into the baby's head to help drain the extra CSF from the brain and redirect the extra fluid to another part of the body to be absorbed. A common type of shunt is the ventriculoperitoneal shunt. This directs the fluid into the abdominal cavity.
The shunt consists of 3 parts:
A tube that's placed inside the ventricular space
A reservoir and valve to control the flow of CSF
Tubing that's directed under the skin to the abdomen, or less commonly to the heart or lung area
The shunt redirects the CSF out of the head through the tubing to a location elsewhere in the body where it can absorbed. The shunt usually runs behind the ear and the tubing is tunneled under the skin to the area of the abdomen, heart, or lung. Your baby's doctor will determine the drainage location based on your baby's condition, age, and other factors. The abdomen is generally the first choice.
Potential complications from the shunts or surgery can include:
Shunt malfunction that results in underdrainage or overdrainage of the CSF
These symptoms require prompt medical evaluation. Following surgery, you'll receive instructions on how to care for your baby at home and information about signs or symptoms requiring immediate medical attention.
Hydrocephalus can affect the brain and a baby's development. The extent of the problem is dependent on the severity of the hydrocephalus, and the presence of brain or other organ system problems.
The key to treating hydrocephalus is early detection, proper treatment, and prevention of infection. A baby with hydrocephalus requires frequent medical evaluations to ensure proper shunt function. The medical team works closely with the family to provide education and guidance as the baby grows and develops.
Genetic counseling may be recommended by the baby's doctor to discuss the risk for recurrence in future pregnancies, as well as prenatal testing for hydrocephalus.
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With therapeutic springs, oxygen-rich air and a gently stimulating climate, the spa town of Bad Salzungen is perfect for health, relaxation and holidays.
Situated within the Werra valley, the resort is scenically bounded by the picturesque hilltops of the Thuringian Forest and the Rhön uplands.
Bathing in the potent salt water
More than one thousand years of healing tradition make the town one of the oldest saltwater spas in Germany. It owes this status to a gently stimulating climate and natural saltwater springs, which have a salt content of up to 27 per cent. Bad Salzungen is home to various clinics providing treatments for respiratory diseases, musculo-skeletal illnesses and skin disorders. Germany's first Celtic baths were opened here in 2000. The complex, made up of three round buildings, blends harmoniously with the evaporation works. Boasting a therapy centre, saltwater exercise pool and an attractive sauna suite with wellness area, it is the ideal place to relax and unwind.
Bad Salzungen's 16th century town hall and the Haunscher Hof – one of its oldest and best-preserved buildings – bear witness to the town's long history. There are plenty of cafés and restaurants in which to sit and watch the world go by, and the legendary Burgsee lake is only a hop, skip and a jump from the market square in the middle of town. Keen walkers will be thrilled by the extensive hiking country surrounding Bad Salzungen, with the local peak – the Frankenstein – proving a popular destination. From its summit walkers have an amazing panoramic view across the Werra valley and the Rhön hills to the Thuringian Forest. The spa resort of Salzungen is always worth a visit.
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Many U.S. soldiers in Kuwait will celebrate Christmas this year with more than 100 trees donated by the Ohio Christmas Tree Association.
Many U.S. soldiers in Kuwait will celebrate Christmas this year with more than 100 trees donated by the Ohio Christmas Tree Association.
Valerie Graham, director of the association, said the trees are donated by Ohio Christmas tree growers as part of Operation Evergreen. The association collects donations to pay for shipping, which is $160 per tree.
This year, trees were donated from all over the state, including tree farms in Alexandria, Blacklick, Columbus, Delaware, Granville, Hilliard, Newark, Somerset, Sunbury and Thornville.
Shipping donations came from individuals and companies, with larger donations made by the Hudler Tree Farm in North Carolina, Bolt Construction in Youngstown and Nicolaus Stifel and Co. in Westlake, Graham said.
The association has sent more than 5,000 trees to military personnel overseas since the program stated in 1995, Graham said.
She said this year's trees will go to soldiers serving at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait.
"We have to work with the military folks who tell us where the trees are going to be shipped to," Graham said.
The trees are inspected by the Ohio Department of Agriculture to ensure no diseases or pests are sent with them, said Brett Gates, spokesman for the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
Volunteers gathered Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the Ohio Department of Agriculture in Reynoldsburg to bundle and box more than 100 inspected trees for Operation Evergreen.
Gates said inspections typically cost between $25 and $100, but fees are waived for this program.
Graham said the trees are sent with ornaments created by children in Girl Scout troops and Family Career and Community Leader chapters in schools throughout the state.
This year, Girl Scout troops from Columbus and Family Career and Community Leader chapters at Granville Intermediate and Northridge Intermediate schools made ornaments to send.
Graham said she encourages the children to send email addresses because soldiers often return emails with photos of the trees decorated and set up on a military base.
Graham said she was impressed this year with a paper garland ornament. Students wrote individual messages on each ring before taping the rings together to make a garland.
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About 80 people were reportedly executed in seven cities across North Korea on November 3 for infractions ranging from the distribution of pornographic material and prostitution to watching western movies and television, Korea Joonhang Daily reported on Monday.
According to the South Korean paper, the executions took place in cities such as Wonsan, Chongjin, Sariwon, Pyongsong while no executions occurred within the nation's capital of Pyongyang.
An unnamed eyewitness told the paper that authorities brought an estimated 10,000 North Korean citizens to a sports stadium in the eastern port city of Wonsan to watch eight people tied to stakes with bags over their heads get shot by a machine gun-toting firing squad.
While these are apparently the first known mass executions under Kim Jong-un's relatively new North Korean regime, which he assumed in December 2011 after Kim Jong-il passed away, this is not the first time the leader of the "hermit kingdom" has ordered executions based on similar sex-related offences.
On August 20, Kim Jong-un reportedly put singer Hyon Song-wol, who was rumored to be his ex-girlfriend, and approximately 20 other entertainers to death by firing squad for producing and distributing pornography.
Creating pornography and watching media from capitalist countries such as South Korea and the United States is considered a major offense in North Korea. Even then, the South China Morning Post says smuggled shows such as ABC's Desperate Housewives and South Korean soap operas "are believed to have a small but avid following."
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Cashew Chicken for Four
Says Linda Avila of Toone, Tennessee: "Whenever my friends and I get together for a potluck, they always ask me to bring this dish. The recipe came from my brother; it has a distinct Chinese flavor from all the spices."
Total TimePrep: 20 min. + marinating Cook: 15 min.
Makes4 servings
- 3 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce, divided
- 1 tablespoon sherry or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 3/4 teaspoon sesame oil, divided
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/3 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon hoisin sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons canola oil, divided
- 1-1/2 cups fresh snow peas
- 2 medium carrots, julienned
- 1 can (8 ounces) sliced water chestnuts, drained
- 1/4 cup unsalted cashews, toasted
- Hot cooked rice, optional
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine 2 tablespoons soy sauce, sherry or broth and 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil; add the chicken. Seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- In a small bowl, combine cornstarch and broth until smooth. Stir in the sugar, vinegar, hoisin sauce, ginger, salt, and remaining soy sauce and sesame oil; set aside.
- Drain chicken and discard marinade. In a large nonstick wok or skillet, stir-fry chicken in 1 teaspoon oil until no longer pink. Remove and keep warm.
- In the same pan, stir-fry peas and carrots in remaining oil until crisp-tender. Add water chestnuts.
- Return chicken to the pan. Stir sauce mixture and stir into chicken mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1 minute or until thickened. Sprinkle with cashews. Serve with rice if desired.
Nutrition Facts1 cup: 301 calories, 10g fat (2g saturated fat), 63mg cholesterol, 590mg sodium, 25g carbohydrate (9g sugars, 4g fiber), 28g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 3 lean meat, 2 vegetable, 1 starch, 1 fat.
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Twelve years ago, amid dwindling revenues and lackluster attendance, Major League Soccer dissolved its two troubled Florida teams, the Tampa Bay Mutiny and the Miami Fusion.
Now Orlando is on the cusp of becoming the only MLS team in the Southeast. Orlando and Orange County last week agreed to fund a new $84 million soccer stadium downtown. And the owners of the minor-league Orlando City Soccer Club will invest a reported $100 million to be the league's latest expansion franchise — the only one in the Sunshine State.
So what changed?
Put simply, statistics show professional soccer's fan base has grown up, and that's helped raise awareness of the sport in a country infatuated with football and basketball.
"If you are 40 and above, you don't get this. If you are below 40, you get it," Orlando City Lions President Phil Rawlins said. "There really is a generational thing here. This is the sport of the future. It's the sport of the next generation. They're already into it."
Rawlins is banking on people such as Natalia Paredes and Ryan Hodges.
The couple, both 29, are loyal Orlando City Soccer fans who decided to stay in Central Florida when a recent opportunity to move came up, in part because of their love of the team and the fans they've met.
"Orlando is a brand-new community with people moving into it from all around the country, and from outside the country," said Paredes, who came here 10 years ago from Ecuador. "Until this team came around, I never really felt that sense of community."
In the United States, football, basketball and baseball still dominate. But the ESPN Sports Poll found that in 2011, soccer was the second-most-popular professional sport in the U.S. — behind the NFL — in a key demographic: those ages 12-24. It was first among Hispanics.
One reason is the obvious one: Kids who played in youth leagues are now adults.
But there's also a greater awareness of professional soccer in America. Twenty years ago, it was tough to find even major international games on television here, outside of pubs that catered to an international clientele.
Now cable subscribers here can watch more English Premier League games than are available to viewers in England.
Edju Ewasko is a health administrator who said his 6-year-old son can watch the sport and connect with certain players in ways that he couldn't growing up.
"You could never watch it on TV," said Ewasko, 41. "You couldn't see those guys play. But my son can see that stuff."
Even less obvious is the real-world impact of the FIFA video-game series produced by Maitland-based EA Sports. Among the best-selling video games in the world, it allows players to pit real-life teams and players against one another, building awareness of brands and soccer stars.
"Young adults are a big driver of this sport at this point," MLS President Mark Abbott said. "So you have people who are in their mid-20s who grew up with this sport, either they played it or could watch it on television."
MLS was founded in 1993 and played its first season in 1996. It was reported to have lost $250 million during the next five years, and that's when the league contracted, jettisoning its Miami and Tampa teams.
But the league has been on a growth spurt. There were 10 MLS teams after the two in Florida were dissolved; there are now 19. A 20th, the New York City Football Club, was announced in May and will begin play in 2015.
The league seems to be on more stable financial footing. The 10 clubs of a decade ago had just three owners. Now every MLS team has its own ownership group.
The new insistence that teams play in soccer-specific stadiums also has made clubs more profitable. The city and county are helping fund a new stadium on Church Street, a block west of the Amway Center, because it was a prerequisite of earning an MLS franchise.
"That was an entirely different era," Abbott said of the failed Florida franchises. "That was over a decade ago. Both the country and the league have changed significantly over that time."
MLS spokesman Dan Courtemanche said the Orlando Lions have proved the City Beautiful is fertile ground for the Beautiful Game.
The Lions have won the USL Pro Championship two of the three seasons they have played in Orlando. The team led the league in attendance in 2013 and set a record for announced attendance with 20,886 for the championship at the Florida Citrus Bowl in September.
"When they drew 21,000 fans for the USL Pro Championship game, that really woke up not just us in the MLS, but it really woke up the world of soccer," Courtemanche said.
Rawlins said the team will build on its existing fan base after a move to MLS. Rawlins and Brazilian businessman Flávio Augusto da Silva, who invested in the team in February, plan to bring one or two Brazilian stars to the team. They've already started a marketing effort to bring the Orlando area's already large number of Brazilian tourists to Lions matches.
"Our goal is to build a truly global soccer brand. I believe in less than 10 years we will be counted as one of the more significant brands in the world of soccer, not just in the U.S.," Rawlins said. "That's because we have this opportunity of 57 million visitors annually to Orlando."
Charles Tolman, a 30-year-old University of Central Florida grad student, never considered himself a soccer fan, but after going to a few Lions games, he was hooked.
"We're getting a team because of the fans," Tolman said as he donned a purple-and-red outfit and mask, the team's signature colors. "I feel ownership in this. This is grass roots."
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Down N Dirty Diva's at the Dirty Girl Mud Run
Some of you may have noticed that yesterday morning I wasn't working at the apple store (this is Kim writing).
Instead, I woke up bright and early and headed to Waukesha WI to do something I've never done before – a 5K Mud Run, the Dirty Girl. Me and over 8,000 other woman gathered at the Waukesha Expo center on Saturday or Sunday to run in this crazy, fun event. My friend, Amy, convinced me to join her team and do the run. Our group of 8 women made up the 'Down N Dirty Diva's. There were three of us from Poynette on the team. Here are three of us in one of the last muddy obstacles – army crawling in a big muddy pit under a cargo net. Throughout the 5K course we did many of these type of obstacles and got really, really, really, muddy. Seriously – really muddy!
One of the obstacles was climbing over a cargo net 'tent' type thing that went a good 20 feet in the air. I'm so not a fan of heights but I surprised myself and really had not problem with this obstacle at all.
Here's six of our group at the end of the course! Nice and muddy!
And here are the Poynette Girls at the finish line!
It was a great experience and I hope to do it again next year!
2 comments:
- Kate said...
This looks awesome, Kim. It looks like it was actually....fun...versus the grueling Tough Mudder runs. Was it?? Was it FUN? Because that makes me want to do it.
- August 20, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- PersimonDreams said...
It was definitely FUN. Not grueling at all...just muddy. Relaxed...not a race - all just FUN!
- August 20, 2012 at 1:14 PM


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